THE BEATLES : Please Please Me BLACK GOLD LP MZT tax
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Description
ORIGINAL 1963 MONO LP. Vinyl in VERY GOOD to EXCELLENT condition (see below for more info). Cat No Parlophone PMC 1202.
FIRST PRESSING Black and gold label LP, in ORIGINAL SLEEVE
There are a few scuffs and a couple of short light scratches on both playing surfaces which do cause some minor surface noise during playback and some light background clicks (see track listing below for more detail).
Matrix numbers XEX 421-1N and XEX 422-1N. Early MZT Tax code on side 1 label, incorrect Dick James credits on label.
Original 1st pressing Ernest J. Day sleeve in okay condition - Angus McBean credit in extreme right corner. Front cover is worn and creased on the edges, with knock wear on all four corners. Sellotape and sellotape residue around the edges (see pictures)
The spine too is worn, with a record tear in the centre which has obliterated the LP title on the spine.
All three flipbacks are complete, but the bottom flipback has sellotape holding it together. Sellotape also on top flipback and sides (as mentioned above : See pictures).
Poly lined emitex inner sleeve with no tears.
Some spindle wear and spindle marks on the labels, see pictures.
Side 1
- I saw her standing there
- Misery
- Anna (Go to him) (a few very light background clicks during playback)
- Chains
- Boys
- Ask me why (a few background clicks through the right channel)
- Please please me
Side 2
- Love me do (a few background clicks during playback)
- P.S. I love you
- Baby it's you
- Do you want to know a secret
- A taste of honey (very short hiss between tracks 5 & 6)
- There's a place
- Twist and shout
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